Graduate from International Relations faculty at the University of Wrocław, Administration at Law and Administration Faculty at the University of Warsaw in progress. International experience in development, management and implementation of projects related to technology transfer, innovation and SME support, funded by public mechanism, mainly from EU Structural Funds and EEA FM projects. Expertise in feasibility studies, application and tendering documentation Experience in running commercial entities in international environment.
Focus Areas
Climate Resilience & Societal Impact
Vulnerability assessments and targeted interventions that reduce exposure to climate-related risks — economic disruption, flooding, heat stress, and displacement.
Civil Protection & Emergency Preparedness
Strengthening local institutions' capacity to plan for, respond to, and recover from emergencies through systems design, resource planning, and staff training.
Nature-Based Solutions
Green and blue infrastructure — urban forests, bioswales, restored wetlands, permeable surfaces — that manage water, reduce urban heat, and support biodiversity while delivering measurable cost savings relative to conventional engineering.
Local Climate Action Planning
Data-informed strategy documents that align municipal climate commitments with national targets and SDG frameworks, and that are actionable, not aspirational.
Local Energy Communities & Distributed Energy Systems
Supporting municipalities in establishing decentralized renewable energy frameworks — including community ownership structures, grid integration, and regulatory navigation — to improve energy security and reduce dependence on centralized supply.
Low-Carbon Energy in Public Infrastructure
Transitioning public buildings, transport, and services to renewable energy sources — solar, wind, biomass — tailored to each region's technical and geographical conditions.
Urban Revitalization & Heritage Reuse
Repurposing underutilized heritage buildings as active community hubs — cultural centers, innovation and co-working spaces, service points — combining physical restoration with sustainable operational and governance models.
Latest News
Blue & Green Innovation Design Sprint in Trondheim (6-7.02.2025)
Powered by the expertise and creativity of experts from Norway and Croatia, we want to design solutions for sustainable coastal tourism in Norway! The unique power of the design sprint method is that it brings together experts and stakeholders with different backgrounds and profiles but the same interests—sustainability, tourism, and the protection of Norwegian nature. IF YOU ARE A Problem…
From Carbon Neutrality to Climate Stability – Activation of a New Economy and Investment Model – join us for the workshop at Oslo Innovation House on the 24th of September 2024!
The green transition and climate resilience have long been integral to IDN’s mission. We are now honored to partner with Slovak organizations to advance the New Water Paradigm WEFE Nexus knowledge base and its application for enhancing climate resilience in local communities. We are delighted to extend an invitation to the workshop “From Carbon Neutrality to Climate Stability – Activation…
Starting with the Sztum Circular Economy
The start-up conference of the Sztum Circular Economy project took place on 8-9 June 2022. On the first day, the conference was open to people interested in the topic of circular economy and the project’s activities. In addition to the invited guests, the event was attended by project partners, who presented various aspects of project activities and GOZ-related topics, including:…
Creative thinking and circular solutions development in school’s hackathon in Sztum.
On 23-24 January 2024, pupils from primary schools in the municipality of Sztum took part in a hackathon called ‘Norwegian Circular School Challenge – We’re Closing the Circle!’ organized as part of the project ‘Sztum Circular Economy – the answer to today’s climate challenges’. During the two-day event, ten teams of six worked under the guidance of moderators from…
Finalizing the Circular Journey in Sztum – Final Conferece
After a two-day conference, the project Sztum Circular Economy– an answer to contemporary climate challenges- was over, and we have been implementing it since February 2022. On this occasion, we traveled to Sztum, the place where the project officially began. Representatives of the consortium talked about the implementation of the project activities, presenting the results of two years of work…
EEA Project Page: “Reducing the marine litter from land-base sources in the target aquatory on the territory of Pomorie municipality united with educated and informed society against pollution”.
Project page: https://www.ecopomorie.com/
Featured solutions
Community Development
Technical Training & Capacity Building
We train local officials, technicians, and community stakeholders to manage new infrastructure and programs independently, transferring competence rather than creating reliance.
Long-Term Strategy Development
We help communities develop integrated development strategies that connect individual projects into a coherent regional vision, balancing growth with environmental and heritage preservation.
Participatory Planning
Inclusive facilitation processes that bring together residents, businesses, and local government. Community buy-in is not a box to tick — it is a precondition for durability.
Study Visits & Practice Exchange Solution
Structured visits to Norway and comparable European contexts where communities have successfully implemented climate adaptation, heritage reuse, or decentralized energy programs, providing direct technical reference points for local decision-makers.